Comparing The Aspect Categories Of Action Verbs In Russian And English
Yangibaeva Iklima Ataxanovna , Student Of Philology Faculty, Urgench State University, UzbekistanAbstract
When comparing the aspect of one language to another one, there will be some compare and
contrast sides from typological point of view. The main function of a verb is that of the predicate
both languages. Verbs have almost the same grammatical categories in both the languages,
including tense, person, inflections and exception is the category of gender. There have been a lot of
researches and discussions about the on similarities in English and Russian grammar.
Keywords
Comparative typology, suffix
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